More shifts at work, temperature change and bad drivers!

Recently I have begun loving where I am. To the point where I called the temp agency, and said "If there are any chance, I would love to continue working there".

About 30 minutes later, I got an email and a text, saying I was getting an extension. I now have work throughout November, which is fantastic! I make almost no mistakes, and my times are rapidly improving. Besides that, the people there are fun to be with and to talk to.

On the subject of people I work with.. There is this woman there.. She's 23, Polish, wears glasses and is HEAVILY tattooed. We are talking on both arms and on her hands. She is quite possibly the most beautiful thing there, and she's super nice to talk to as well. Am I in love? No. Am I smitten? Oh, absolutely! Let's call her A. A and I get along very well, so it'll be exciting to see what it ends with. It might just be a friend, but you never really know, right?

Enough of that, let's talk about the temperature for a bit. It seems like a freezer has been activated here in Denmark, because it's getting COLD here. Like, properly cold. Almost to the point, where the puddles on the ground turn into ice. Eugh! At least I won't have to spend too long outside, which is great! They have not ruled out that snow will come soon. I don't hope we get a blizzard. That would suck!

Something else that sucks - the bus drivers. I have to take the bus to work and back. It's 55 minutes of driving, which sometimes turn into over an hour, due to traffic. The drivers of the bus I am taking has to be the single worst drivers out there. Usually, when you brake, you apply an even pressure on the brake pedal. Not these drivers. They make little taps on the brake pedal, making the entire bus shake backwards and forwards. Sometimes they just step on the brake, so we, the passengers, almost go flying. I have lost my balance once due to a driver just hammering on the brake pedal. I am gonna write to the bus company about it, to ask if the drivers have learned proper brake technique.

That's all for now!